Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-25
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Town and Country.
r. Watkins, at Derwcod, offers some good
stock for sale. See ad.
S. d. Higgins s. Son advertise Garden
Seeds and Florida oranges. Give them call.
Lately Mr.. Charles Griffith sold flock Of
sheep of 80 that averaged in weight 11S
pounds.
There will be preaching at the Baptist
church, this place, by the Pastor, ON next
Sunday at IL A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Mrs. Cora Donnelly, who is now living
near Hunting Hill with her five fatherless
children, is about to petition the County
Commissioners for pension.
The special agent of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society of N. Y, Mr.. H. c. Rig
by, states, that he was cured of severe
case of lumbago by two applications of Sal
walton Oil
The popular shoe house OF VIM. Hahn 6
Co., of Washington, comes to the front this
week with list Of big bargains in boets,
shoes and slippers This is good place to
secure bargains.
Mr.. Francis Miller, who was injured at
the collision on the Washington "Y" of the
B. & o. Railroad on the 7th of March, has
entered suit at Washington against the COM
pany for $4,000 damages.
Providence permitting, Rev. DIR. Simpson
will preach and administer the Sacrament
of the Lords Supper in Hermon church,
Potomac district on Sunday, 9th instant.
Services to commence at IL, A. M.
Mr.. w. o. Green, of this place, returned
on Wednesday last, accompanied by his
wife. Mr.. G. has been employed in South
America for several months past, and re-
turned to New York on the 9th instant
The boom in Montgomery county land
was well illustrated on Saturday last in the
sale by Sheriff w. 3. Miller of 70 square
perches Of land adjoining Forest Glen de-
pot, on the Metropolitan railroad, to Mary
II. Harr for $1,000.
The Division of Sons of Temperance of
Potomac will hold public meeting at Per.
ry's-Hall, at that place, on Saturday after
noon, March 9th, at p NJ, sharp Speak.
ers from abroad are expected TO be present
The public are invited.
The farmers of this county who are in
favor of free competitive hay market al
Washington should net neglect to send their
evidence of grievances or complaints against
the present management to the committee
appointed last week by the Agricultural
Society To receive it.
Elder Gilbert H. Harvey, of Scranton
Pa, will preach at the Christian church
this town, on next Lords Day, March 9th
Services at II o'clock, A. NJ, and 730 P
M. He will also preach at Redlaad at
o'clock, P. NJ, same day, and at Hyatts
town Tuesday night following.
81 would not live Away" said the
Psalmist in moment Of poetic rapture. q
would not either" says Josh Billings, ir'
reverently So we say-but then while We
do live, let us hold on tn our health ant
spirits. The surest way to do this, is to lay
in supply sf DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
Try it,
The case Of the heirs of the late Emily q
England against the Baltimore and Ohit
Railroad Company for the use of land nea
this place, and which was recently con
aemned by jury, has been compromised
the railroad company agreeing to pay thu
heirs $780, The compromise also include
suit for trespass and damages, which will
be discontinued
There is talk of the railroad compan
building bridge across the railroad absu
midway between the City and Baltimor
roads, to serve as a crossing for the trave
of both of these public reads. Many of thu
citizens in the locality Of these public road
oppose the building OF the bridge, claiming
that the public travel is safer under tn
present management Of these crossings
AT this season of the year fires are NOR
numerous than at any ether, especially /
the country, and it is To the interest OF ever
property-hode to see that he is insured il
good company This can easily be ae
complished by calling on or addressing /
A. Bogley, Agent for the Frederick Count
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, at th
place He is also agent for the Mutual III
serve Fund Life Association of New Yorl
See adj
In the death of Richard ii. ID. Rickett
which occurred at his home, on Saturda
morning of last week, this county loses on
of her best citizens and thriftiest farmers
his family an affectionate husband and d.
voted father, and those in the immedia
vicinity liberal neighbor. The UNUSUAL
large concourse of friends who attended h
burial at Gaithersburg, betoken the high Q
TEEN in which he was held by all wi
knew him. The deceased was in his 56
year, and until short while ago attackt
by the consumption he had not lost any
his youthful activity, keeping abreast vii
the modern times in his calling.
The Bastardy Law Questioned.